Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 21, 1919 · page 5

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NEW NEGKWEAR,

 

NEW KNITTED NECK.
WEAR .
NEW SHIRTS,

NEW HATS,
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85 Washington Street
South Norwalk

650, $1.00, $1.,50 $2.50
.. .. 32.00.5250
$2.,00 $2.,50 $3.50

$3.50 to $6.00
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Joseph Davis

 

 

 

 

 

The rezulm' meeting of the. directors
Town Union of King's Daugh-

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tr'rs and Sons will he held at the Home

for the ALw-d. (1n Manda}.
.'—;r 3 (1'1'ln1‘lt.
- Soil huts and derbies.

March 24111.’

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Silli .-':111'l§1'11:;~' i111 springtime 11>
.vull a< 1i.- ln ~1 grades of lisle an“
uurmn Ui'u- «11-111mm by Tristmm &'

’llx'alr xx'liilu reasonable su”g0$li()ll<'
may lw l'u'inrl in every other dopuii-r
nwnt u!‘tl1~i'l1i; More.

(‘lmrlie t'Eimrlin in “The Flirts."
“111110.- theatre. Matinee Saturday,

’l‘l11 (:1121‘; d \\’ai.~t ('ompanv is busyi
n 11...». 1411.111‘111'tahl1" quarters in thoi
Hoodnr-r le'u'li on \Vashinglun stream.

it is [H'Sslillv‘ that. 511‘.

hv 11-:11' lulurw

Roodner will in;
111111 another story 101

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’10. l- ldin- In most the needs of the;
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l'iizio'vllzz~< and Mourning bands.

Onn 111' .l11 largest candy shop and!
108 11111111 parlor in the city is the
me'linulunel (Tandy Co.. 10 South

\lain Arr-(At.
wd with flowers and there are
le cmnpinv
wrv limit.
In
pluh

The. walls are dG‘Cmut-
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= hair; for tlw acconiodalion of pail‘OI‘.-’~'.‘
advertises candy fresh

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:1 -.7\<111i11us manner one of thel
1h» uiudous in iront of \. F. i

Book-111: 11 5 store on “’ashington street;

was maulcvd yesterday afternoon.
is possible.
1121:1911; uniomobile and struck
window, fxlanarzel Do'nd makev

that a stone flew from
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windows so attrvactl e that even autos
runnot 11.155 without being drawn inI

'v’erd them
~11 (-20 up:

1'~'»10p(1t_v l:- 1x11101111 Bros. 5

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111! man to 111119 charge of:

\\atwl1u11< hand issues, . totfillingi
111141 a million and a half dollius will
not be ”calm! until the middle of the
~11nunchinstead of this spr.lng as w as:
nrighally planned; 1111' in? reason 111m};
financial expmts do not think it \\ ould 1

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vliis spring. while U11I Virgmf

~11 111- is goin: r211.
'21111111-1-11i11111l1l1‘

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l: ‘.\'H.<l1"dl'llf"ll \‘1-5-

to try to scll the hontls.
loan

:illiii.)l'li§'.'

:hat short term notes it) the 11111011111 of _
.lllfilli. $200,000 will he issued llll'nlngh

the liit'al l):1n‘:.~' to tide

the (-iiy's 1111-

:incvs orvr until the bonds 1111» dispuswl

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ross QUALITY CHOCOLATE;

ZOO—$1.25.

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DON "I? TAKE THE
CHAN CE

If you put such docu‘
P3388 and a. great. deal of
' red tape to replace a. lost

abstract, stock certificate
or bond.

It would put you to ex-
ments in a.

SAFE DEPOSIT BOX

in this bank, there 'is no
danger of losing them, or
forgetting where ‘
tucked them away.

 

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year and upward.

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Boxes uni; for $4 per-

 
 

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South Norwal

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women suits !'

'2. Nominally these are \Vintcr suits.

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:5 ’Aciually, they are eas light in weight as the new-
)5? of all the new Spring ones.

E And pretty! Their stvlcs are good and pleasing

and their decor ation both effective and tasteful. * ,

a”? -Might talie and mix them right in with the new
luits—-—-and majority of folksvcould never pick them
but!

But that. wouldn’t be fair; isn’t right way to do
business.
i 80 we set ’1'-1n apzut~and on them goes a new
price tha is should send them fluttering!

Finest of them have been $37.50 lately, many
have been $30 and $22.50; one or two wcre’lls16.50.

'3 Here they are, in three groups, ready Friday at

$15 $18 $25

, Navy and brown and wine and grccn and taupe
and Pckin blue; broadcloth and poplin and serge and
twccdsl

3 Splendid suits both for service and appearance
,——and what splendid savings!

in; Second floor.
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Tasteful curtain
madras for 39c!

, i ' A new attra’ctive worthy collection 2111:1111
~’ ' usual price! .

Real Scotch madras, fresh from 'its journey
pcross seas. delightful both in effect and beauty.

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fl; :‘ 11")" .I.‘.

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Litil'e figures, larrre impicssive flowered paf~
l,'c111.~. and medium designs.

'5 \\ bite or 1,-1'011111 or bcigc, :1 yard widc,—- 39c
\Vliiic swims with lmndsmne ci'fm-tivc border—-
12%c
1 (‘11- tonne in tinc- iiguiml designs and handsome
fOlOlS— 7 29c
Swim (uriains of, snow V \\llli(‘, tasteful lace.
edge and ins< 1ting~ ' $2
Third floor. ..
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ro- 1no---49c.
”Pro l. inn is :1 substitute for linoleum

cloth. ' I

It is far bctt'cr than oilcloth and costs much less
than linoleum.

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Patterns are l'PlnflllullJlL Lion or
are iasfcfiil—it excels both its «mnprtiinr in appear-
tance. \

And it: wears
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i Matting domgus, hardwood and tile patterns,-
pach in pleasingcombination of colors.

very very well.

 

and Oil-

3 l" Therm, coioI-s ”"”"”

 

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— N .eW pretty
" shirts-”$1.50.

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if somebody has told vou, Sir, that you MUST
par $2 to get a good and good looking shirt—here is

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pi 1111f that you needn t. \

These shirts match up wild1 lots and lots of $2
shirts 111 looks.

Their patterns have
the same snap and appeal. ‘7

And they are made right: they will fit with
isung 1omfort and not pull at the shoulders or drag
'at the neck.

{he‘same good colors and

Two or three colors are

0- 1011f. attractive stripes.
straight one-color

combined in some; others are
b1- :miivs.
Tine negligc shlc, extra. value»-
Right aisle, front.

pretty $6 .50
comfortables—--$5

.\ 1* reshly arrived from maker; exactly same as
we "vc sold all through the season at $6. 50-— $5

Real beauties: of fine lustrous silk mull with fig-
ured center andbordcr of shade that matches pre-
"aillllg’ color of center.

Mostly flowered pattclus—and borders of pink
blue lavender or vellow.

Filling oi fluffy white. cotton, gratifvinglv warm
but: not hear). ' .

$1.50

 

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Of scr 1 i1 1' all through the year, almost— $5
Some other sayingsz-h-

( 100d bleached sheets, 72 by 90 i111 hes,— $1

Special 81 by 90 sheets, nice \\ eight, —-—— $1.41"?

Big tuck- 111 sheets, 8] by 99,——- $1. 0;)

'Pillowc’nsos of durable cvcn muslin, 42 or 45 by

36—- 25c
. Lonsdalc 1ard— wide muslin, standard quality—-,

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Main floor, rcar. y ‘ 1

Tu rkislr'toWels '

WitifiTeéififyl.

Not only absorbent and firm and splendid for
folks who enjoy a brisk rub; but pretty.
' Their white surface is marked ofi into block
plaids by lines of blue or of pink. 9
Give touch of cheerful color as they hang on

 

49c

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Usually shld at 79 cents a. yard—-
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: NEW 11031:, 4.36 srxm Avenue; more ruinous ‘7?" .

Hershfield’ s Motor Express

122WATER mm, 50 NORWALK; 2110152294; .;. ,

towel bar!
Good size, excellent weight, —- 65c.

 

7. makci failure 11 suit {.0 measure at the Sp: 'z iiil rhnroc 11‘

All of them in stripes“ but such a bunch Of dif— '

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. Women s suits
to order-“$12.00

Vows of interest to women who. fur 111111 r11.
or another, are not able to find satisi'm 4111-1 unit "113.1
for scrvi1 c. .

001111110111th’nowfor a limited tin we will"

$12. 5

Thai charge covers anti iC tail111i11:.;..1‘ 01.11.11.097
linings \\ inch may be whatever one \\i: ehosé silk satin
or other fabric. There is 111) 1l1a1'gc iur 1-'11\1-1ing but-

ions or for the findings necessary in tailoring.
Where special buttons or trimmings are \xisliod,

there is but the usual charge for those 1-l111s:1'n.
\Ve can make these suits with but little delay.
11:11:11 one is to be iricd'diiand fiitvd 1-:11-11'i'11lly be-
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satisfactory fit. A

Thcrc‘is the store's gum-anion of

and finish.

 

$12.50
'] here is 1111c gathering of woolcns for suits now" '
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Fined» 'zu'inty and quality and in the range of
beautiful colors. ‘

And special prirc for all the work is

Silrcrtonc and fine iricoii-ncwtifi ym'd'
i‘fiirwy at $4 and. gabardinc at $4.50 yard
Broadcloths at $3.50 to $4.50 yard '
Poplins at $2 to $3 and scrgos at $1.50 to $1'vai’dlf
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, Twccds and neh mixtures, uith many

of colon—$3. 50 and $4.50 a _\ ard.

\l l111 licvcr is chosen, the one. prirc 1.1:- 11111111
' $12.

Third floor.

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Very nicest of
< , gifts for Easter.

hi0 «wit because they are lasting; and marked bv.
the true Luster spirit; and of beauty.

Not all to be kept till Easter Sunday itself; but
fitting remembrance for confirmation and other Loni--
ion occasions. it?

I’rayerbooks for children, white binding or in
attractive color,-~90c and $2 1 ._ :5

Pravcrbooks in handsome finish-$1.35 ‘11-‘3

In plain '11 hito binding; the Gospels and the
Epistles --~$1 30;witl1 ivory cover and gold lettering.

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All are of reinforced 1131111111111, 11 ill wear long and 1.‘
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some s01 s- . .
Sterling silver, beautiful,—-$3.5O and $4

"i” Pearl—5013 $1 to $3.50 A

Small colored beads, for alumni—$1.75

Demanded cocoa beads, not always to be had,
25c 50c to $2.

 

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